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This book is a historical novel. The story takes place at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China. The Bai family went bankrupt due to opium smoking. His granddaughter Bai He hated opium deeply and was extremely dissatisfied with the warlords and gangsters who oppressed the common people, so she led A group of nuns fight against the strong, help the weak, rob the rich and give to the poor. They advocate "opposing the opium trade and not being the sick men of East Asia" and engage in a bloody fight with all forces. The relationships between the characters are complex and intertwined, and the plot has ups and downs. The story is also interspersed with the love between the heroine and her daughter, which enriches the character image and also demonstrates the enterprising spirit of the Chinese nation in its endless struggle to achieve national rejuvenation.

The "Sanqing Hui" in Chengdu's acting community is the most important Sichuan Opera actor group. As an important intangible cultural heritage, Sichuan Opera has no full-length novel to describe its history and main characters. The book is based on Kang Zilin, a master of Sichuan Opera and known as the "Sage of Opera", Cao Heiwa, who is famous throughout Sichuan and known as "King Cao", and several famous actors who have made outstanding contributions to the formation and development of Sichuan Opera. They interpret their performances from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. The arduous beach life in the early years, the legendary experience of becoming famous, and the struggle against dark forces revealed the creation of the "Five Races Republic-style" artist group, and also showed their unusual emotional entanglements and unattainable drama.